Name It and Win It: Roadtrip Edition Day 2 in Nashville!

Here we are in the “Athens of the South,” where we can listen to the songbirds of country music, see a replica of the Parthenon, and visit Kristin of Leproust Vintage, our guest judge in naming today’s dress.

In honor of Nashville, TN, what would you name this fine frock? Leave your suggestions in a comment below!

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The Lacy Lyre (lyre – a musical instrument of ancient Greece consisting of a soundbox made typically from a turtle shell,used esp. to accompany singing and recitation. Ties into the greek essence the Parthenon in Nashville gives while referencing music).

“There’s gonna be / A certain party at the station / Satin and lace / I used to call “funny face” / She’s gonna cry / Until I tell her that I’ll never roam / So Chattanooga choo choo / Won’t you choo-choo me home?”